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This is what we do:

The Southern Region Technical Assistance Program works with local governments and community organizations that are supported by local governments. We do small projects in 19 counties in southeastern Colorado.

Assistance from CSU Rural Assistance Program

Projects must meet these criteria:

Benefits a district, neighborhood, or community, rather than an individual person.
Benefits a community group that cannot obtain appropriate assistance through a private consultant due to lack of funding or inexperience with the consultant process.
The requesting community group should be able to cover a portion of the project costs. A portion of the cost can be covered by CSU through a grant from DOLA.
The project has public policy implications, is innovative or has replication or educational value to a broader audience.

 
TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE:

Organizations or local government should submit a written request for CSU technical assistance. This request should be directed to our office or to the local DOLA Regional Representative describing the project and the type of assistance needed. Once a project is accepted, The Technical Assistance Program staff will develop a signed cooperative agreement to ensure accountability and to govern the scope of assistance and responsibilities of each party.

Or, just call your local CSU or DOLA representative and schedule a chat to review your project needs and we will help you structure your letter of request and follow up MOU.

 
For full details on Rural Assistance Program:

www.coopext.colostate.edu/cd

You can offer people a link to your mini HOME page:

www.PuebloServes.org/CSUExtSummitCommDev

Rural Technical Assistance Program

Providing design, planning and technical Assistance to Rural Colorado Communities.

www.coopext.colostate.edu/cd

Pueblo Staffing

Diana Laughlin manages the technical assistance office in Pueblo that serves 19 counties in the upper and lower Arkansas Valley and in the San Luis Valley. She is a community development specialist and has worked for Colorado State University for over ten years. Diana has advanced degrees in sociology and has expertise in survey design, data collection, analysis and reporting. She also has experience in project management and group facilitation.